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Entitlements & German leave rules — found from sitemap — Leave Dates
Checked for Leave Dates on 13 Oct 2026
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- https://www.leavedates.com/articles/part-time-holiday-entitlement
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- 13 Oct 2026, 08:14 UTC
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Facts read from this source
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UK statutory leave weeks Report an error
“The statutory minimum in the UK is 5.6 weeks.”
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Part time same rights Report an error
“Part-time staff get the same 5.6 weeks of paid holiday as full-timers.”
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Fixed days formula Report an error
“Fixed days Pro rated (days): number of days worked x 5.6”
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Fixed hours formula Report an error
“Fixed hours Pro rated (hours): number of hours worked per week x 5.6”
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Irregular hours accrual rate Report an error
“The government sets a 12.07% rate of accrual, based on the figure of 5.6 weeks out of a working year of 46.8 weeks (52 weeks minus 5.6 weeks of holiday = 46.8 weeks).”
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Rolled up holiday pay rules Report an error
“rolled-up holiday pay is only permitted for eligible irregular-hours or part-year workers.”
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Bank holiday substitute rule Report an error
“If your policy is “28 days including bank holidays” and you have a part-timer who doesn’t work Mondays, to keep things fair you need to give them a substitute day off or add it to their total holiday allowance.”
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Leave accrues during maternity Report an error
“Importantly, holiday continues to accrue during maternity leave.”
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Leave accrues during sickness Report an error
“they continue to accrue holiday while off sick, regardless of what method you’re using.”
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Long term sick carryover Report an error
“If they’re off long-term, they can even carry over up to 4 weeks of untaken leave into the next year.”
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Leave software capabilities Report an error
“It takes care of pro-rata calculations automatically, applies policy consistently and fairly so you never have to play bad cop, sorts out bank holidays, and lets everyone see exactly how much time they have left.”
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Best practice track in hours Report an error
“Go hourly: If you track in hours, you avoid the “how many hours in a working day?” question.”
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Recommend live dynamic balances Report an error
“Dynamic: Whenever someone changes their hours, their holiday balance should update live to avoid out-of-date info because someone hasn’t hit refresh.”
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Change hours entitlement method Report an error
“Calculate what they earned on their old schedule, add it to what they’ll earn on the new one, and update their balance.”
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Full time example 28 days Report an error
“A full-time employee gets 28 days (5.6 x 5 days) of annual leave”
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Example part time 3 days Report an error
“A part-time employee who works 3 days a week would get 16.8 days of holiday”
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Full time hours example Report an error
“A full-timer works 37.5 hours per week: 37.5 x 5.6 = 210 hours of annual leave”
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Part time hours example Report an error
“A part-time employee who does 20 hours per week: 20 x 5.6 = 112 hours of annual leave”
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Accrual example Report an error
“Employee who has worked 30 hours in the current pay period has accrued 3.6 hours of holiday”
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Rounding up Report an error
“Always round up, never down.”
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Part time protection principle Report an error
“In the UK, there is a law protecting part-time workers, making sure they can’t be treated ‘less favourably’ than full-time workers.”
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